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That's good I think I'm just feeling the rythmic rotary feel it... or it might slightly grinding I'll have it checked out

Ctap sorry about the duplicates

Thanks I have an appointment at the performance garage to look at it... he thinks it's just adjustment.. however if you just press on the clutch slightly you can feel vibration though your foot... Is that normal or is it the throw out bearing Anyways he check it out... he is a good mechanic...

It was about 9 years ago I had a concourse restoration done on it. Still looks pretty good

This all I have right now new phone and all the old pictures were on it. I'll have to take some new ones

Cool so I can try the adjustment first then if I need to replace it just go with the 10 inch Centerforce

Ok thanks... new to this

No this a OEM stock clutch... I was considering swapping to a Centerforce Dual Friction but still not sure. If this is as good as it's going to get them why spend money I do have a question though about the clutch diameter size. Is it a 10 1/2 inch or 11 inch... Can't seem to remember Ed

Thanks AJ I see where this is about all that car will do... once you calculate the rpm it's is pretty close to running out. Next time I might just throw a tachometer in the to see what I can get just by changing shift points. So the main other issue was the clutch I can't seem to remember...

Thank you that's one of my guesses too .... you really cannot hear or feel the secondaries coming in Right now I'm running a QFT 750 Slayer carb on it. Hmmm

1/4 best was 96 mph and best time was 14.7 sec

Thanks for the compliment I guess I'm curious what it will really do. Just a good way to test it... the clutch never really did feel right Only a couple of trips to the track. Keeping it stock

Well I made it to the track for the first time this is my car 1969 340 Dart bone stock 340 with 4500 miles on it. With a 4 speed, 3.91 gears, 24 inch Redline tires, and no tach so not sure Rpm for shift points. First of all it was brutal to get off the line. Smoking the tires was no good...